Ham CAP 1.5

Ham CAP is a software program designed by Alex Shovkoplyas, VE3NEA, that allows amateur radio operators to predict the propagation of radio waves in different parts of the world.

Using Ham CAP, users can enter various parameters such as their location, frequency, time of day, and antenna characteristics to generate predictions for the likelihood of successful radio communication with other stations at various distances and directions. The predictions take into account data on ionospheric conditions, solar activity, and other factors that affect radio propagation.

The program provides results in the form of graphs and tables, allowing users to easily interpret the predicted propagation parameters. Ham CAP also allows for the creation and modification of antenna patterns, enabling operators to simulate the performance of different antenna configurations in different conditions.

• Ham CAP is regularly updated with new data and features to ensure accurate and up-to-date predictions.
• The software is widely used by amateur radio operators around the world for its reliability and ease of use.

Whether for casual hobby purposes or more serious communication needs, Ham CAP is a valuable tool for any amateur radio operator looking to optimize their use of the airwaves.